Live on a Cluster

Thundoria is live on dedicated servers now, and the new Worlds page lets you see at a glance how many adventurers are out there — and which worlds are worth joining.

Highlights

• Dedicated game servers — the realtime backend has moved to purpose-built dedicated hardware, giving the game more headroom as the player count grows and keeping latency low.
• Two-node cluster — two game-server nodes share the load, so a spike on one world doesn't drag down the other.
• Public Worlds page — head to /worlds to see live player counts for every public map and an aggregate of personal farms currently in session.
• Fleet status at a glance — the Worlds page shows which server nodes are online, how many players each is hosting, and whether the fleet is healthy.
• Automatic failover — if a node goes offline, the fleet's heartbeat system detects it within seconds and removes it from the routing pool automatically.